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Ronminator

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posted on 9/22/2003 at 04:30 PM

Format the calendar specially ...

First the Admin for the config ist very nice and fine...
but ...
1. i will many colors of the calendardisplay delete and transparent of the bodycolors - how?

2. second i will the fontsize of the numbers, daynames and headlines modified ... sample: font change in tahoma and daynumbers size in 9px etc...

i must modified all in the calandar.php?

Grretings Ron

PS: german language für the scripts - thats my dream :-)

nik

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 08:07 AM

It isn't possible to change colors and fontsize with the help of control panel. But you can modify them manually in calendar.php file.

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 09:35 AM

Nik, okay thanks for fast reply ...
I have that me already nearly meant ...

can one also completely actually formatted HTML sides as events into bodytext the editor to insert? Or must i blank text insert for edit the event.

nik

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 12:49 PM

Please explain your question in more details. You can post in German if it is easier for you.

Ronminator

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 02:22 PM

Login Admincenter: When i edit new event in a textfileld with label "body" i don't know, which format possibilities can be used:
only text? without html-tags?

my question better written? ;-)

Nik Ps:
... with such threads i will learning more and better english handling with my head and keyboard ...

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 03:18 PM

Ron, your English is very good. And as for your question, of course, you can write HTML tags not only text in 'body' field.

Ronminator

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posted on 9/23/2003 at 06:28 PM

Thanks for your replies ...

... and for your friendly complement of my funny "individually" englishknowledge :-)

Okay, Cu sometimes ...

Greetigs for SoftComplex team
Ron